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Does the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go have LTE?
What you need to know about LTE connectivity in the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go
Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook Go is one of the best Samsung Chromebooks for people who are often on the move. It's built to a high standard (as with most Samsung hardware), has nimble performance and respectable battery life, and has the right ports to connect accessories and extra storage. Not only is it extra portable thanks to a sleek and lightweight design, but its standard Wi-Fi 6 wireless capabilities are also joined by optional 4G LTE. Let's explore how to get 4G LTE with your laptop, what the extra feature will cost, and why it's a feature worth adding.
Samsung's 4K OLED Galaxy Chromebook is $400 off for Cyber Monday
You won't find a better display on a laptop this cheap
As much as we might dream of the Pixelbook replacement of our dreams, Google has yet to make it. It's not too hard to find premium Chromebooks these days, but if you're looking for something sleek and stylish, Samsung's original Galaxy Chromebook is the gadget for you. It was a tough sell at its original $999 price, but for Cyber Monday, you can grab one for $400 off.
Save big on both generations of Samsung's flashy Galaxy Chromebook
Take up to $300 off the premium model
Summer vacation has come and gone — it's already August, our (not really) favorite time of the year when many of us head back to the classroom. If you've been eyeing a laptop for your daily schooling needs, there's no better way to catch the attention of your peers than by grabbing Samsung's flashy fiesta-red Galaxy Chromebook. And today, you can save big on both generations of these attractive Chromebooks — up to $300 off the premium model.
Samsung's high-end Galaxy Chromebook is a beautiful mess — but mostly the latter. There's still lots to love about it, though: a gorgeous 4K OLED screen, attractive hardware, integrated stylus, and more. It's equipped with a 10th generation Intel Core i5-10210U processor and 8GB of RAM. There's a fingerprint sensor on the unit to jump right back into your productivity zone quickly, and its 256GB PCIe storage allows for super-fast reads and writes.
The Galaxy Chromebook 2, meanwhile, is Samsung's successor to its convertible, and it also keeps that lovely flirtatious red color scheme. While the new Chromebook improves the keyboard, speakers, and security, the manufacturer made some notable downgrades to address the slew of problems that plagued the first-generation device — notably the lackluster battery life and thermal issues. The base model is equipped with an Intel Celeron 5205U and 4GB of RAM, but you'll be able to configure it with up to an i3-10110U and 8GB memory — this bumps its 64GB eMMC flash storage up to 128, too. Despite the slower speeds, the Galaxy Chromebook 2's 12-hour battery life and lower price make it a better value than the premium model.
LTE version of Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook Go now available through AT&T
A $50 premium over the standard model
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There are plenty of great mid-range Chromebooks up for grabs these days, but manufacturers haven't forgotten to focus on more affordable laptops. Chrome OS is perfect for gadgets below $400, and you can finally add another option to the list. Samsung's new Galaxy Chromebook Go is now available for purchase, and it'll only run you $300 for the standard model
Samsung made an even cheaper Galaxy Chromebook for the masses
Complete with optional LTE support and up to 8GB of RAM
Samsung makes some of the best Chromebooks you can buy today. From last year's ultra-high-end Galaxy Chromebook and its 4K display to the super affordable Chromebook 4, there's a little something for everyone. It seems like it might be time to add another model to the list, as an all-new Chromebook from Samsung popped up on the company's website today: the Galaxy Chromebook Go.It seems like Samsung's latest Chromebook announcement is a low-key affair, with plenty of images and a full specs sheet appearing without an actual store page or an official press release. However, outside of an expected price, we know all there is to know about its latest computer.
Get a 4K OLED display with Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook for $699 ($300 off)
And just look at that color
Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook has a lot going for it with its slim Pixelbook-style design, 4K OLED screen, and capable processor. But its battery life isn't great, and at an MSRP of $999, it hasn't sold very well. If you're into the overall package but sticker shock has stopped you from diving in, now's your chance: the Galaxy Chromebook is currently $300 off.
Samsung surprised us at CES this year with the Galaxy Chromebook, a high-end convertible Chrome OS laptop whose thin, angular body is awfully reminiscent the original Pixelbook. It's on sale today. But Google's got its own new laptop bearing the Pixel family name in the Pixelbook Go, which you can spec all the way up to a 4K display and Intel Core i7 processor. If you're on the hunt for a premium Chrome device, these two should be high on your list, but which should you buy? Let's discuss.
The Galaxy Chromebook is probably the most interesting Chromebook to launch since the original Google Pixelbook. And, in many ways, that's because it represents something of a spiritual successor to Google's beloved premium ultraportable.